Irving Barber Co. Blade & Attachment Brush

Synthetic bristle brush for clipper and trimmer maintenance, Measures 2.5" tall and 1" in diameter, Weight: 0.6 oz, Clears hair from clipper blades and guards

### What is the difference between a brush cutter and a line trimmer? The main distinction lies in their abilities. A line trimmer is only meant for a line trimming head, while a brush cutter can be equipped with a metal blade to handle tougher plants and brush. ### How do you clean a barber brush? Combine equal parts vinegar and water for a cleaning solution, or use Borax if preferred. Soak your brush for a bit, rinse, and if using vinegar, repeat if any smell lingers. ### What are the disadvantages of a brush cutter? Brush cutters struggle with thick, tall plants compared to open front ones, and they're slower for large area clearing. ### Can I use a brush cutter as a strimmer? You can, but it's not ideal. It's harder to get clean edges with a brush cutter due to its design and the way you have to hold it. ### What liquid do barbers use to clean clippers? Barbicide is the go-to for disinfecting barber tools. Just mix ¼ cup of concentrate with 4 cups of water and soak your blades for up to 10 minutes.

Ever had a grooming session interrupted by clogged clippers? The Irving Barber Co. Blade & Attachment Brush swoops in to save the day, sweeping away hair with ease thanks to its nifty synthetic bristles. Keep your cuts sharp and your tools in tip-top shape without any hassle.